Brize Norton War Memorial

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Brize Norton War Memorial
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Links from names take you to the Commonwealth War Graves Commission web site for details including a certificate and information about the cemetery where the body lies (often with historical information).  In addition to the names recorded in the church and the war memorial, DE Price (Certificate) (Info) who died in the Second World War is buried in the churchyard as is F Lock and T Powell (see note regarding the graves below)

Roll of Honour

  • Charles H Archer
  • Ernest Bellenger
  • Albert E Blackwell
  • Harold Castle
  • John Castle
  • Albert E Faulkner
  • Arthur Faulkner
  • Roger Ernest Faulkner
  • William J Garratt
  • Henry F Godwin
  • Frank Lock
  • Edwin J Miles
  • John E Millis
  • William E Parker
  • Thomas W Powell
  • David Edmund Price
  • Marcus John Timms
  • Percival L Timms
  • John S Upstone
  • Albert Wilkins
  • Edward Wilkins

 

Reference to First World War 1914-1918

 In Grateful Memory of Brize-Norton men who gave their lives for England and Freedom.  1914-1918.  "Their Name Liveth for Evermore"

 

(Written on south  face of the War Memorial)

Names of those who died in the First World War 1914-1918 EUROPEAN WAR

"Greater love hath no man than this, that a man lay down his like for his friends"

(Written in the Porch of St Britius Church)

Names of those who died in the Second World War (1)
  • Charles M Archer
  • Ernest Bellenger
  • Albert E Blackwell
  • Harold Castle
  • John Castle
  • Albert C Falkner

(Written on the  face of the War Memorial)

Names of those who died in the Second World War (2)
  • Arthur Faulkner
  • William J Garratt
  • Henry Godwin
  • Frank Lock
  • Edwin J Miles
  • William E Parker

(Written on the  face of the War Memorial)

Names of those who died in the Second World War (3)
  • Thomas W Powell
  • Marcus John Timms
  • Percival L Timms
  • John S Upstone
  • Edward Wilkins
  • Albert Wilkins

(Written on the  face of the War Memorial)

Note regarding war graves in Brize Norton Churchyard The 1914-18 War Grave of Pte F Lock, Grenadier Guards .7 November 1917 is a private memorial and is on the right of the path nr the entrance gate. The 1939/45 war grave of Cpl D E Price RASC. 23 April 1941, a commissioned headstone is on the S E corner The one of  Captain Thomas William Powell M.C.Tank Corps. November 1918 is not an official war grave and he is buried in a family plot (near the gate). If the letters C.H. are included in the details of a grave this denotes an official Commission headstone. Thus only Pte Lock and Cpl Price are our only War graves.
   
 
 
   
     
 
   
   
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